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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

labor.
Mr.. Morris's Senate bill to require the
teaching Of tho effects OF alcohol and mar
cotics upon the human system was passed,
and becomes q Law upon being signed by
the Governor.
Tho proposition to increase the State
school tax to Is cents on the 500 valua-
ton coming up, occupied considerable
time in consideration on a second reading.
Mr.. Gleason made 8 etrong speech against
the proposition, referring to the property
driven out OF Ohio county into the State
Of Ohio by the exorbitant taxation on this
side Of tho river, and to the fact that Lo-
gan county, whoso delegate, Mr.. Rasland,
was one OF the warmest advocates OF the
increase, wes IN default over $4,000 to the
school fund. He went over the old ground,
logically and forcibly showing the injus-
tice and suicidal policy Of the proposed in
crease. Nj. Chew, Mr.. Reynolds, Mr..
Lucas and Mr.. Raymond also opposed the
increase, while McssI5. Kidd, Ragland,
Gorrell, Tyler, Peck and Roaeberry advo.
Gated the increase. The latter gentlemen
represent counties which receive from tho
State school fund more money under the
present 10 cent assessment than they pay
IN school taxes: They simply want
the State to bear tho whole burden Of ed,
ucstion In their countiea, relieving them
OF local taxation to a large extent. Mr..
Luccs pointed olt that in addition to
driving capital over the river into Ohio,
the policy OF this State is depreciating the
value OF real estate in tho agricultural sec.
tiors. It Is confacation in annual install
ments. The counties which make this
J demand are annually increaaing the value
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BOND SALE.
GALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
fiys Percent Bonds Of 1885,

Notice Is hereby given t1nt the undersigned
COMMISSIONERS, appointed by un ordinance OIL The
rr Of y hceltig, entitled A ordinance to pro.
yici0r the issiu pul taie Of bonds OF the city Of
Whet Ing, TO be known NJ bouds Of 1855, nnd, for
The tedenplioG and payment thereof, and pro-
yidIns Tor lie payment Into toe city Treasury OF
nttatI amounts from the revenues OF the Gas and
WaIer Works" ratified by the voters Of said city Oh
ne Sta Cay Of May. 1855, will Oh
TUESDAY, MARCH l, A. D. 1857,
k,wcen Inc hours OF Q O'Clock A. N. md 3 o'clock
KM, NJ the lialk OF the ohio Valley, III The city
and pll LIQUIDS Of said city. authorized by saiu or.
dlaanre, 10 the amount oil Si2,OOo. furiy.two bonds
Of The denomination Of 81 W. each. all dated the
in. day Of July, A. d. 1855, payable, on or before
the fist day ei July, a. D.. lslg, Ut the said Eank
q the Ohio Valley, with interest at the rate Of iivc
p.:ceat per anuunl, payable annually on the ftst
Jay Of July. a u. 1857, and on tac tltst day OF July
n each year thereafter, until and including the
ras i2l9. at TIE aid bank; for which interest
coupons In proper form are attached to each bond.
such 6OIls will be sold only for cash, or It's
Equivalent III bot s Of said city OF the loan oil June
ii, 1911, Commonly known as The List and Daycu.
port Loan, or the Loan OF 1Sil,) 10 the highest BID
De, approved by the undersigned, aud none OF tie
~pt.aripal thereof, with The interest accrued
lsesEol.
.N~opremIum will be allowed for any of the bords
0. sud loan OF ls7l.
The tOndS hereby ADVERTISED Tor gale arc any oil
lhe1 liable 10 redemption ut their par value on
&ui :! ANY time alter the iltst day o! July, a.. D.
lsV, rs pa Ovlded III said ordinance, aud neither
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attached, Will
b. sltjrrV 10 t~Axstoa, under authority Of said city.
by sa!d ordiusECc the said city otliyates itself 10
py each year alter 1891, until the bonds author.
Nd by said ordinance are fully paid, the one
ssea!y Nth OF all such bonds not paid before tue
IFS! day oi Juty, 1895.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
P. :. DOBBINs,
+. I. JEPsvN,
Commissioners.
is!tTslo12.ltls.lS ol.241G2s-mrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

Mics Kate Fieldsi s building q house in
Washington in which she will live all by
herself. Men Of the United Stateo, what
are you thinking about?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

When tho dude sprains a finger would
it be proper to describe tho occurrence IS
q monkey wrench?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
COttnn-


CINCINNATI. O., Fob. 7.~Cotton II fair deman
and steady; middllng 9Hc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

Things look pretty blue to milkmen
these cold mornings. They alco look blue
to tho housewife when she tskea in the
nail. ~ ---. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

ibid you have NIL your lessons at school
to-day, little boy?" "Yer, cir; an more
too" ''Mo.e than oil your ~lcasons 7"
"Yea, SRA lickin'v"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

The young man who p~ursuades himself
that two people can live ~ cheaply cs one
eau always find p girl to help him try the
experiment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

EAST Liberty, Pa, Feb. 7.-Cattle-Rccc'pt, ca
head; shipments AZ head; matket active and Is
u sc higher than last wecx. uogs-RcceIpts s JOG
head; shipments $500 hcad; market active: Phila,
delphies IS Gas IS; Workers IS 4ta5 70; common
and light Is l5a5 IS. sheep-Keccipts 1000 head
shipments $500 head; market active at lest weeks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
'iIf You

The lot Of the unfortunate %tobogganer is
one OF many achers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
Petroleum.

JC%1Sc1NsArI, Feb. 7.-logs fra; common and
81 ?5a5 10; packing and butchers Is 00a5 10;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRr1NG.
.EP PISS G0A,

which govern e'esDu sho t opesasioSs Of 81 d ihS aHs"f and I1 nv.
triton. and by a. careful application OF The fine
properties oil wclltelected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with a dclicately fla.
vored beverage which may save lis many heavy
doctors bills It Is by the judicIo 8 use OF such
articles Of diet that a constitution may be gradu.
ally built up uutil strong enough 10 resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds OF subtle maladics
arc floating around US ready to attack wherever
there is o weak point, We may escape many a
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified With
pure blood and . Properly nou.lshea iraue."-
Girl Serrtc Ga:att. Il
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
JAMES EpPS j. CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
fel.TThAs 2lGs LONDON. ENGLAND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

W.. s.m.............l 100 Erie seconds ......... 963,
u.s, e coupon....... l2saaFs NJ, X. & I. gen. Gs.. ",
y. 3 ~ coupon ...... ll0A Northern Fac. frsts.li6A
Paclfc Is OF '05. .,,.....l 2Gk NORTH. pac, seconds ,i0lss
Louisiana stamp. a. Si1s Northwest consuls. .lS3
Missouri Is. ............. lO0HlIN. ". debentuIcs.. 1917
Tenn. Is settlementsl05 Is!. Paul conEuls. .....l2S
DO bs.... .............l 0l Tex FAC, laud gr's. GO
DO as.:...-.."..... Is TICK. & Fac. il. q. ex.
Central Pacific ArsH III tta c0upoas.,,,., II
D. d u. @. lnts....,.1i8 Union rnc, Drst,,,,,,,ll4X
U. & k,G. West. tlrst. Is Most Shoso....m,..lol1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 7.-whcat, western about
February s1Aa9lc; March 9!Hla9ls.sc; May 9la
9iMc. Corn, western steady and duli; mixed spot
47Eai7s+c: February i9li7Hc;. March 47a47]4c;
May 4Sc bid. Oats steady, und quiet; western
white s7h39c: do mixed Sin36c. Rye flrm at 56s5Sc.
Provisions firm, with Il fair Inquiry. Mess pork
sl3 50aA %. Lird, refined re. Eggs lower and
quiet ut .2l2ic. Coffee eaSier; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary N fair lILa1Fr "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

TOLEDO. O., Feb. Wheat dull and steady
cash February So, bid Aurch 81: bid; May s51hsc;
May 4lTc. Oats neglected. Uoyerseed active;
cash 81 IS; March 81 %. ~
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS,

. In the House on Friday, on motion OF
Mr.. McWhorter, the Committee on Ju.
dietary w:s directed 10 inquire into the
expedicncy Of dividing the Seventh Ju.
diciaI circuit or Of cssigning it to, two
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

<.0VNISsIONERS' SALE OF MAR.
YET STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
fTrLT0N REAL ESTATE.
IIW V. stewart. Adminlt'a. -
AiANN " trl, ntn. III Tim Clrfnit Vnttft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

AL Cnpl CHECKS In 6 hoIss. Cures In 8 days.
- rum Bad cases wRntod. Drug Store Is n.
Asp SaCHl Eleventh st., ph!la., Pa. and at Lc:
4DlMtEl Vkn 4 Co.'a. Whnnltnv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

a IA MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL 1MPRU
denco, Nervous Debility, cured By
asyAy Mod. Co., Phila.. Pa. and Logan i
n, a Drug Store. whnntfnp gf EFEutNt'E7E1ar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

'I%' yt,,ur Of n decree Of said Court mado In the
" entitled cause on tho 18th day Of January,
is, inc anGs1isnSd sp yfI sSlI :. sp Stsh1i, c sI,s,1d',
,iO W. fonI door u Inc Court House Of Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
TINS Is THE Sonr Or WEATHER

WHEN LARGE MEN AND SMALL MEN. LARGE
BOYS AND SMALL BOYS NEED ovERCoATs
NOT TO BE WARMLY CLAD THIS WEATHER Is
TO INVITE SICKNESS
WHEN GOOD, WARM ovERCoATS CAN BE
BOUGHT AS CHEAPLY AS NOW IT DOES NOT
PAY TO RUN ANY RISKS.
NoTICE.-wARM. GENTEEL ovERCOATs. NEW
STYLES. MADE WITH DEEP DETACHABLE
cAPEs. 81. OF COURSE THIS DOES NOT MEAN
THAT PINE COAT is SOLD AT THAT PRICE.
But WE HAVE ALL GRADES FROM THAT UP TO
s1a
LARGE BOYS ovERcoATs. FROM 10 TO IL
YEARS, AT IS. THESE ARE ALSO NEW GOODS
AND NEW STYLES ALL GRADES Up TO s2O.
GOOD WARM AND STYLISH SUITS FOR BOYS
FROM TO IL YEARS. s3.5o. ALL GRADES UP
TO So. WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL PAINS TO
FURNISH LINE OF EXCELLENT SUITS AT
THE POPULAR PRICE OF S.
SOME VERY ELEGANT vELvETEEN AND COR.
DURoY SUITS IN A VARIETY OF coLoRs.
BOYS LoNa-PANTs SUITS FROM 50 UP. -.ERY
HANDSOME SUITS FROM THE BEST NEW YORK
MANUFACTURES AT $40. s1s. sls ~. $50.
AND so5.
NMENs ovERCoATs OUR SPECIAL BOAST IS
OUR sATIN-L1NED GOODS AT as, $50. So, $50,
s35. AND $40. WE THINK OUR $40 ONES ARE
THE BEST YOU EVER SAW AT THAT PRICE.
s12 OR s1o BUYS A GOOD, WARM. HONEST.
MADE, AND sERv1cEABLE ovERcoAT. ONE
THAT NO MAN NEED BE ASHAMED OF.
DON'T FORGET TO LOOK AT OUR ABERDEEN
CHEvIoT TROUsERrNGs THAT WE ARE MAX
ING TO ORDER FOR IS.
I. B. BARNUM l. co.
d29 931 PENN. AVENUE
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AZ suggested in these columns yesterday, the
TAX about the settlement % the Reading strike
proves 70 have been premature SO far from be-
ing settled yet, the question which ~ most DIS
cJissed by those who know all the facts Is as TO
the dimensions rather than the existence OF the
insnrsent movement. There Is the same reason
LOW rs before. however. believe that the strike
viii fan The indications OF divided sentiment
among the men continue. Half OF them IL Is safe
10 say. are ready 10 stand BY the company II given
any real encouragement 70 DO -.
There Is still good deal Of tax about arbltra-
ZION, but IL all comes from the side oi the strikers
The company maintain the.r position with grim
determination, Insisting that their orders shall be
ooeyed. or that the d:sObedient employees shall
leave their service never 10 return. They scout
the Idea Of a conpromise or even OF entering into
adlscussion OF the grieE ances charged by the men,
Prom one point OF view, at least, they have got
the better side OF the controversy for the men re-
versed the proper order Of precedence, and struck
FIRST and proposed a conference afterward. n they
had sought to sroitrate originally, and when re-
fused had struck WORK. they would have stood on
stronger ground before the public to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

The two most notable events in the late Gov.
MarnadukeS carer were hts duel with Gen Marsh
walker In lsts}, and his capture by federal pri-
Nate the following year. Walker was a gallant
oiicer, and graz favorite In the Confederate
army. His command having teen moved TO a
place where Marmaddke's command already was
Stationed and both officers having the same rank
dispute arose a. 20 which should be recognized as
commanding the united force Walker 1nally
ordered MarInadgke under arrest, and Marnaduke
retOrted by deuOuncing Walker Violently "a an
usurper. HIS language was OF such a character
that walker felt bound 10 take notice OF IT, and the
result was hostile meeting. Marmaduke Killed
MS adversary, and for a long time afterward was
distinguished for such reckless daring that most
of his associates believed him suffering from re-
morse HIS hardihood seemed to forsake him.
however at the battle Of the Big Blue In October
lisa where, mistakng a federal cavalryman for n
confederate, be unwittingly allowed the latter TO
aim q carbine al MS breast, and surrendered him
SELF without re-. stance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

Some Comment mas been excited by the fact that
the President and i've members OF his cabinet were
willing TO make the long journey from Washing
ton TO Albany 70 attend the funeral OF ex-secre-
tary Manning whereas two years ago Mr.. Cleve
land would not venture 70 travel 70 Indianapolis
pay the last hOnors to yice-President Hendricks
such comparison Il unjust, because the condi-
tons are entirely different. In November 1885,
the House OF representatives was unorganlzed,
and there was consequently no Speaker. Mr. Hen
bricks had seadfastly held the chair In the Senate
during the whole OF the extra session. preventing
the election Of a president pro tempore by
thss body. The two officers therefore, who
would have been by law In the direct
line Of succession to the presidency had no ex-
istence, and Mr.. Cevelands life was the one thing
that stood between the American people and
anarchy. To-day We have, under the succession
law OF 1855, seven possible successors to the
President in the cabinet-two more than accom-
panied Mr.. Cleveland TO Albany: and beside I ZEN,
we have Speaker OF the House and a President
OF the Senate. both at hand and prepared TO serve
Ia case the law OF 1855 should by any means be
rendered imperative or be invalidated by de-
CisiOn of the courts From the way In which the
people conducted themselves during the period Of
headleSs government when President Gar
Held lay slowly dying in the White
House and yice-President Arthur was stu,
unqualified TO take the place OF his chief. It
Is fair 10 assume that no serious consequences
would result from the return OF such situation:
but the experiment Is 20 be avoided II possible.
President Cleveland was quite Justified in taking
the precautions he did two years ago; and 10
should be a matter OF graduation TO every one.
rather than an incentive 20 speciOus criticism,
that he Is relieved now o! the necessity OF contn
uins them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
STORM DErrERs.

STORM DErrERs.
SUCH BITING WEATHER AS WE ARE NOW HAv-
ING NO MAN CAN WELL AFFORD TO DO WITH.
OUT ONE OF OUR STORM DENYING uLsTERs.
ESPECIALLY WHEN WE PLACE THE PRICES
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
AT TEN DOLLARS WE ARE OFFERING A
DARK BLUE RIBBED CHINCHILLA BEAVER
ULSTER. BOUND WITH CLOTH AND LINED
WITH CASHMERE. DOUBLE BREASTED AND
AVERAGING so INCHES IN LENGTH.
AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS WE ARE OFFERING
AN OXFORD MIXED FUR BEAVER ULSTER.
LINED WITH WOODEN CASHMERE.
AT TWENTY DOLLARS WE OFFER ULsTERs
MADE FROM DANISH FUR BEAVERS, LINED
WITH HANDSOME AND WARM WOODEN cAssI-
MERE: SLEEVES LINED WITH SATIN.
AT TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WE OFFER SOME
HANDSOME CHINcHILLA AND FUR BEAVER
LISTERS. ALL LINED WITH HEAVY cAss1.
MERE AND SOME HAVING FUR COLLARS.
AT THIRTY DOLLARS WE OFFER ARMY AND
NAVY UNIFORM ULsTERs. MADE FROM THE
REGULATION BLUE BEAVER, WITH HOODS
AND FROGS.
AT THIRTYFIvE DOLLARS WE OFFER A
BEAUTIFUL SMOOTH sURFACED BLUE PILOT
CLOTH ULSTER, TRIMMED WITH AsTRACHAN,
COLLAR OF SAME MATERIAL tAsTRACHAN)
fAsTENs WITH FROGS ALTOGETHER AN
ULTRA STYLISH GARMENT.
ALL THESE listers HAVE COLLARS ON
INCHES DEEP: THEY ARE ALI. DOUBLE.
BREASTED AND WILL AVERAGE 80 INCHES
IN LENGTH: THEY ARE IN FACT STORM
DEFYING GARMENTs-MADE FASHIONABLE By
THEIR EXTREME USEFULNESS, AND WORN BY
MILLIONAIRE AND wORKINGMAN; THEY ARE
COMFORTABLE GARMENTS. FULL FASHION
ABLE AND FoRM-FITTING THE MAN WHO
ONCE EXPERIENCES THE BENEFITS OF AN
ULSTER ON DAY LIKE THIS Is NOT LIKELY
TO BE FOUND WITHOUT ONE SOON AGAIN.
SAKS COMPANY.
oUTFITTERs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
d2g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

Mr.. John NJ Glover, whose aspirations for the
goyernorship or Missouri are the subject OF some
newspaper comment, Will now regret that he
didn't GET his name upon the same ticket with
Gen Narmaduke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

The signal Bureau, stirred up by adverse crlti-
clsms. seems TO have rubbed It's specs and gone In
for q job CT practical work In the prophetic line
The promised cold wave is here on schedule time
and any uoubting Thomases who failed 10 take
warning have Doubtless suffered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

RRENNAN,s WEST END HIRING AND LIVERY
- stable. 1sls-20 st., established sn 1853 Fir.t
onzble and sztls action guaranteed. Teephops call
eoS-z. fAIhiCk BRENNAN, Proprietor dov -eotm
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Evrs1se DREss Goops.

Great reductions in Moire slks Crystal Pendants
arenadne, all cooru. reduced from o. to 81 Allstlk
Bensaiins IN beautiful tints ss s7c Large stock Of
Ilusions Brussels Nets, Point d'Espris. A. W keep
the largest stock of Evening Dress Goods and many
reductions have been made great Bargains can b
cured We intend to close this seasons stock before
February l. and offer decided reductions in every DE-
pertinent.
wM SINISTER Z SONS,
d29 91e Pennsylvania avenue.
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TIT II II FEE
HIN FEE
I Il Ere
J. A ssss TIT 90 nv ZEE
A s. o o nm N F.
ILL a SIS 90 N Nm ZEE

FOR THE YEAR 1887.
REp-TIcKET DAY.
er As yOq may well magne, we have great many
mas sale. and they must be closed out and as know
that To-morroSs Sale will surpass all preceding ones
we would advise you not to pass it over.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
$3.50 and SO silk Umbrellas, in 20 and % inches
for FRIDAY, choice at 81 80.
One lot of 15c- Cashmere Muffiers Friday, Sc
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
One lot Of Ladies' 25e. Silk Handkerchess Friday,
one lot Of ladies' 25c Colored Embroidered Hand.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
One lot Boys All Wool Red Flannel Dravers sizes
20 20 - 80 81 "a; former prices. zoe to SI5; Fri
One lot Of children's Derby Ribbed. English Cash.
mir .Ie Hose IN BLACK and eoors sizes 81 were
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Good size Brussels Rugs. best quality; were sl35;
One lot Of colored Figured scrim: was 1oc Friday.
&c. yard ''
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
one !ot OF Mors'ed Fringe. worth soc. yard; Fri
One lot Of STAMPED Pillow shams; Friday, l9c pair
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Three remnants Of 3G.inch Al-wool Colored Tricots
IA ~ a. and 7s-yard lengths; regular price. Soc
Seven L 5f nm q Golo,sa Cash
75e. ayari. Friday. Soc yard NJ '''s'"'' were
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
One lot Of Photograph Albums; 81 SO; to close,
on orr prS ot u a 15as and end. o, no,,,
day. l2]4c. -'>' ~
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
One lot Of finest quality Fancy silk Garter Elastic:
one lot Of large Folding Scrap Baskets; were 35c
one lot Of Brass Inkstands. cheap at 2ac Friday.
PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT.
One lot Of sanglangue's Face Powder regular CSC.
One LOT of 2ac. Toilet Soaps; Friday. 12kc cake.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
one lot Of Fancy Braid Trimmings. sold at Soc a
e 41s 10, q tades sets for D,e.. Trm%ins all
81 set, SA ' or silver effects were $3.50 Friday
FUR DEPARTMENT
Two Raccoon sets-Collsr and Mun: were sl2: Fri
0n lot Of Rgssisn Hare Boas three yards long worth
LADIES' NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
One lot Of remnants Of Fine Ruchnss to close out
One LOT Of ladies' Linen Collars. embroidered cor
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Price rsssd g. 1 f:a.s lps
,rle sksns Complete Works. Is VIOLA; pubiisher's
s%: 4s IL a1 .nS
the Ladies Column. Don't fail TO read them. A''
E I! 4 ~ E Il u {;
d2S 9TH. sTH. AND d srREErs
'Nhk EXCLUSIVE AGENCY IN THIS CITY ron
in vols .ur M ds Lux OF Lee Missrahles
year. '''A'AAS AAsss aoE Tue new
feiouoets vincsnt's and Penticosf's Select Nosss
| and Lesson Payers at -'>'' "s'ofu.'
WV BALLANrYNr 4 soxs
u!s as 7th Street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Ec0R SALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY, BEING THE
II farm Of tine late ex-Goy. Heed Branchville on
acres 3,story frame double ma sion; 90 rooms: 3
large halls verandas the length Of the house; lawn
and shade: desirable for gentlemanS country seat
The mansion would make . summer hotel. land
adapted for suburban lots Those adjoining owned by
syndicate to be laid out for that purpose, aud I'm
terror to this property Iron in abundance making
the property desirable to furnace men. rare OPP
portunity tor capitalists.
Cloud Building. this city, or Nm. II. MARINE ad-
niinistrator, 200 Calvert street Baltimore az Inn
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BOARDING.

n AIDES AND GENTLEAEN TRY MRS NEALE's
Al0c lunch, $50 ut. opposite Patent Once; neat
and honelike. d;sy.9fs
1707 y ST, NICELY-FURNlBHED ROOMS,
saneS OF en SUITE. WIN board SOUTHERN
partments; convenient 70 herdics and cars d27.3ts
1O1 e 18th STA NEAR THE ARLINGTON,
AV1O delightful Rooms. en- suite or sial9le. with
o. vltLont board; hsrdcs pass the door rs{sgcncea
4 900 ! ST y. W.. OPPOeITE TRANIIIN
.1OG0 PARK - Pleasant hooms, With TirDt-class
Board Refsrsncss EXCHANGED few table boardsrs
Rn1 e ST. N.w.-wITH DOARD-TWO CONNU-
4rA Also ons of two atngls Roosna ~ DE
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED - A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE-
w sire warm, cheerful. neatly furnished Rooms
W til good Board in . private family. Address Box
100, star Office d29-3t'
WANTED-A LADY WISHES NEATLY FUR
w nished room in nice locality in northwest where
privacy is assured must not exceed $12 per month
Address J. L., Star Office. d29-2ts
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, EN- SUITE:
w nicely furnished: central location; for light
housekeeping; no servants kept-Northeru people
Address PERMANENT" Star Office. d293t'
XNANTED - TWO OR (PkEFERABLY) THREE
w well furnished rooms with privilege OF lor, and
good table board in northwestern section. for gentle
man. wife, son ,aged ~ and daughter taged g. Per-
and terms will be noticed Address ABENDROTH.
Star Office. It,
WANTED - FURNISHED SUITE OF ROOMS,
w parlor and bedroom on second floor; convenient
to Capitol and Interior Department. with board Tor
wife: reference given and required Address
q. D. O.. Star ohce. d21-3ts
"ANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL ON US
w every day for furnished and unfinished rooms.
Persons having them for rent will money by
Ing Room henting Agency, 6l2 9th ST. n.w.dl Inn